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Texas Colleges Rolled Over for Anti-DEI Bill. Now They Face a Broader Attack.
Schools that overcomplied with state bills targeting DEI initiatives are now vulnerable to attacks on curriculum, too.
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Celebrating UT Austin’s First Black Graduate Degree-Holders in Zoology
The first Black graduate of The University of Texas at Austin, Oscar Thompson, studied zoology, as did trailblazing Longhorn ...
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North Austin to become newest testing ground for transportation technologies
A partnership of key transportation agencies in Central Texas aims to get one step ahead of the newest wave of transportation ...
Austin City Council recognizes Huston-Tillotson's 150th anniversary
AUSTIN, Texas — The Austin City Council recognized Huston-Tillotson University for its 150th anniversary during Thursday's meeting. The HBCU is the oldest university in the city of Austin.
Counter-Strike Austin Major esports event estimated to generate $30M in economic activity
The championships, which is already sold out, will bring over 40,000 people to the Moody Center over the course of the ...
Meet Chris Del Conte, the man behind University of Texas athletics
From a ranch in Taos, New Mexico, to the leader of the second most valuable college sports program in America, we introduce ...
Austin AI Alliance sets out to measure progress of local efforts
A panel discusses artificial intelligence at the Austin AI Alliance's State of AI kickoff. From left: Sherri Greenberg (UT), ...
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Federal funding cap on medical research fuels more uncertainty for UT Austin scientists
A new policy for how the National Institutes of Health will reimburse overhead costs associated with research grants could result in the loss of significant funding at institutions like UT Austin.